Briggs & Riley and Air Canada
Jul 9, 2019, 6:35 pm
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Briggs & Riley and Air Canada
Hi,
I'm in the market for a rolling garment bag, and have narrowed it down to a Briggs and Riley product. Air Canada is the airline I use most. I do fly in business mostly -- and while I've yet to be asked to put my bags in the sizer, I don't want to rely on that. There is very little difference in size between the carry-on and the 20" wheeled wardrobe. I'm wondering about people's experiences.
Has anyone put the B&R wheeled wardrobe into an AC sizer? Since it is not advertised as "carry-on" I'm skeptical -- but, it does look like it has more space, and so, a little more desirable.
Also, when flying on planes to smaller airports on AC, has anyone had any difficulty fitting any of their B&R bags overhead? Anything I need to look out for?
Thanks in advance.
I'm in the market for a rolling garment bag, and have narrowed it down to a Briggs and Riley product. Air Canada is the airline I use most. I do fly in business mostly -- and while I've yet to be asked to put my bags in the sizer, I don't want to rely on that. There is very little difference in size between the carry-on and the 20" wheeled wardrobe. I'm wondering about people's experiences.
Has anyone put the B&R wheeled wardrobe into an AC sizer? Since it is not advertised as "carry-on" I'm skeptical -- but, it does look like it has more space, and so, a little more desirable.
Also, when flying on planes to smaller airports on AC, has anyone had any difficulty fitting any of their B&R bags overhead? Anything I need to look out for?
Thanks in advance.
Jul 9, 2019, 7:25 pm
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Hi,
I'm in the market for a rolling garment bag, and have narrowed it down to a Briggs and Riley product. Air Canada is the airline I use most. I do fly in business mostly -- and while I've yet to be asked to put my bags in the sizer, I don't want to rely on that. There is very little difference in size between the carry-on and the 20" wheeled wardrobe. I'm wondering about people's experiences.
Has anyone put the B&R wheeled wardrobe into an AC sizer? Since it is not advertised as "carry-on" I'm skeptical -- but, it does look like it has more space, and so, a little more desirable.
Also, when flying on planes to smaller airports on AC, has anyone had any difficulty fitting any of their B&R bags overhead? Anything I need to look out for?
Thanks in advance.
I'm in the market for a rolling garment bag, and have narrowed it down to a Briggs and Riley product. Air Canada is the airline I use most. I do fly in business mostly -- and while I've yet to be asked to put my bags in the sizer, I don't want to rely on that. There is very little difference in size between the carry-on and the 20" wheeled wardrobe. I'm wondering about people's experiences.
Has anyone put the B&R wheeled wardrobe into an AC sizer? Since it is not advertised as "carry-on" I'm skeptical -- but, it does look like it has more space, and so, a little more desirable.
Also, when flying on planes to smaller airports on AC, has anyone had any difficulty fitting any of their B&R bags overhead? Anything I need to look out for?
Thanks in advance.